Ep 5: Stanley Capela - Thriving as an Internal Evaluator
Release Date: 10/23/2018
Ep 6 : Dr. Tamara Hamai - Being a Valuable Eval Consultant
Everyday Evaluation
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Tamara Hamai about her 10 years experience as an independent consultant in evaluation. This is a must listen for any evaluation consultant. She discusses strategies to build client partnerships, helpful resources, and what she believes are the ways consultants distract themselves when opening shop.
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Ep 5: Stanley Capela - Thriving as an Internal Evaluator
Everyday Evaluation
Stanley Capela has been involved in program evaluation activities for 40 years and has done near everything. He has led over a hundred workshops and site visits internationally. His accomplishments and titles are more than can be fit in this description box.
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Ep 4: Dr. Ryan Watkins - Assessing Needs and Big Data
Everyday Evaluation
Ryan Watkins, Ph.D. is a Professor at the George Washington University in Washington DC, where he teaches and does research on needs assessments, instructional design, and human-technology collaborations.
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Ep 3: Ciara C. Knight & Sarah Mason - Becoming Culturally Responsive and Situational Aware
Everyday Evaluation
In today's episode we speak with two professional evaluators about listening to context.
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Ep 2: Dr. Jonathan Scaccia - Improving Communities and Organizational Readiness
Everyday Evaluation
Dr. Jonathan Scaccia is a practicing community psychologist, COO with the Wandersman Group, and evaluation consultant.
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Ep 1: Kathleen Doll - Bringing values together with Democratic Evaluations
Everyday Evaluation
We speak with Kathleen Doll, a doctoral student at Claremont Graduate University who specializes in Democratic Evaluation approaches. We discuss how to be inclusive in our approaches to ensure everyone has a chance to have their voices heard.
info_outlineStanley Capela has been involved in program evaluation activities for 40 years and has done near everything. He has led over a hundred workshops and site visits internationally. His accomplishments and titles are more than can be fit in this description box.
A powerhouse in the evaluation community, we talk with Stanley about what it takes to be successful as an internal evaluator, why language matters, and ensuring no one slips through the cracks in evaluations.